An Opening Thought: Humanity has an obsession with aliens. I suppose the reason why this same obsession is not shared with marine life is because the binary status of existence and nonexistence is more immediately satisfying than the intricacies of the actual biology. Interest precedes, and sadly often terminates, with discovery. However, consider for aContinueContinue reading “Intertidal Inhabitants”
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Currency Collection
A low-effort, cost-effective, and immersive souvenir to collect.
Sanriorama
I’m well aware that I am not the target market of these characters… and I couldn’t care less. These adorable plastic peeps will get me through my 3 AM grind sessions π. Cinnamoroll, Hello Kitty, My Melo, Tuxedosam, and Kuromi say γγγ«γ‘γ π Just a little project I made out of the Gacha capsule toysContinueContinue reading “Sanriorama”
Wendy
Summer 2024, I worked for a Boston-based startup named De-Ice. As their name suggests they were trying to develop novel aircraft anti-icing technology, seeking to replace the time-consuming and environmentally damaging method of chemical glycol sprays with an inductive heating method. If you don’t know what inductive heating is, here’s a super easy-to-digest 101: https://youtube.com/shorts/-9Ysj1ZJxGI?si=lQAFuWVC7uHmoKpfContinueContinue reading “Wendy”
The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness
Author: Tim Keller The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness is a short book written by the late Tim Keller, a prominent religious pastor and theologian. I read this book one morning in Manhattan while waiting for my noontime train back to Boston. Although I myself am not religious, I have always been interested in what ChristianContinueContinue reading “The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness”
The Art of Logic in an Illogical World
Author: Eugenia Cheng I’ve always prided myself on being a logical person. My choice of career, hobbies, and even conversation topics make no secret of this. So naturally, a book on the application of logic to life’s questions, written by a Cambridge mathematician, would be right up my alley. Surely this book reaffirmed my unwaveringContinueContinue reading “The Art of Logic in an Illogical World”
UGBA 198
Marketing for Gen-Z This was a DeCal taught by a friend of mine, so despite it being a business class I can’t consciously slander it too much. I can slander Kettle chips though. Enjoy this Gen-Z targeted commercial I made for Kettle chips, 50% of my senior year calorie intake. Also ignore the horrific hair.ContinueContinue reading “UGBA 198”
UGBA 105
Leadership Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I kid you not this is an actual slide from this course: Didn’t attend a single lecture past week 2. Studied for the exams WHILE taking the exams. Got an A-. Food for Thought Which one is a smile?
UGBA 104
Business Analytics I had heard coming into this course that it was essentially an ‘Excel’ course. For the first half of the course, this expectation did not disappoint, or rather, it did. The first half of this course was mostly dedicated to teaching us excel syntax and best practices via basic concepts such as linearizationContinueContinue reading “UGBA 104”
Eggspresso Technical Documentation
Mechanical Design & Analysis Egg Cracker Egg Cooker Hot Plate and Temperature Control Structures Electronics Hardware Selection Circuit Design Power Management Software System Architecture Individual Subsystems Code Challenges Part Version-Control Team Management
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